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Out of upheaval, progress
When a significant earthquake happened in our area, all of us without shelter welcomed the loving help offered by the Red Cross and local hotels. The situation was especially humbling for me because my job had been managing a forty-two-apartment complex. It was gone, along with my lodgings and employment.
Accepting God as the giver of all good, I had trusted His direction in the past when seeking a home or workplace. My faith was sorely tested this time, however, because no one would accept me as a tenant without employment or as an employee without a home. But I knew my loving, Almighty God could never allow His offspring, me or anyone else, to be caught in a faulty system or to fall through the cracks. To accept God as Love and man as His image and likeness leads us to know that all are included in His bountiful provision.

October 20, 1997 issue
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TO OUR READERS
The Editors
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Our God-given purpose
Marilyn Jane Rimmington
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Why are you doing what you're doing?
Jennifer Sappenfield Woodbury
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Career counseling
Robyn Weydert Edgerton
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Out of upheaval, progress
Betty Spiers Sands
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Enjoy the ride!
Laura Matthews
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Turning instantly to God
Grayce G. Young
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Flower to light
Joann Smedley
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A wound instantly healed
Julie Eggert
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Are the children in your community just kids?
Joyce K. Marin
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Dear Sentinel
with contributions from Lauren Woodward, Kathleen C. Woodward, Lauren Dickey, Dawn S. Dickey, Tim Portz
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Dealing with rude people
Elise L. Moore
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SENTINEL
The Editors
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Many faces of faith
by Kim Shippey
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The job you were made for
Mary Metzner Trammell
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I am very happy and grateful to God for having had the opportunity...
Ellen Crista da Silva